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Linux exe
It intrigues me that in my Linux OS, I launch OpenBVE using a command similar to "mono OpenBVE.exe".
The 'exe' extension is usually used to mark a Windows executable, which can't normally be run under Linux.
So what's going on here?
The 'exe' extension is usually used to mark a Windows executable, which can't normally be run under Linux.
So what's going on here?
Egg- Posts : 81
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Re: Linux exe
Think of Mono (The Linux version of Net) as an emulator similar to Wine, although the Wine team state it is not an emulator and maybe Mono isn't a real emulator either but just think of it as one that allows OpenBVE.exe to run.
Actually I think the correct description is probably "a runtime environment", such as Java is another "runtime environment". So Mono is a "runtime environment".
Actually I think the correct description is probably "a runtime environment", such as Java is another "runtime environment". So Mono is a "runtime environment".
Last edited by 92220 on Thu Oct 27, 2011 4:30 pm; edited 1 time in total
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Re: Linux exe
That makes sense- thankyou!
So really it is a misleading use of the 'exe' extension.
So really it is a misleading use of the 'exe' extension.
Egg- Posts : 81
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